Ian Bell was run-out for the16th time in an ODI- most such occasions for an England batsman. He went ahead of Allan Lamb and Paul Collingwood, who were dismissed 15 times each in this fashion.

The two stumpings in this match took MS Dhoni’s tally of stumpings in international cricket (Tests, ODIs and T20Is combined) to 131- most for any wicketkeeper. He went ahead of Kumar Sangakkara’s tally of 129.MS Dhoni has now effected four dismissals on 10 occasions in ODIs – most by an Indian wicketkeeper. The ODI record is 26 by Australia’s Adam Gilchrist.

India have now won seven ODIs on the trot in England. They had won five in a row in 2013 Champions Trophy. India's performance is easily the best by a subcontinent side in England and one of the best for any side in England.The following table lists sides winning most consecutive matches in England:

Country

Mts

Period

West Indies

14

1973-1980

England

8

1978-1979

Australia

8

2005-2009

England

7

1982-1983

England

7

2011-2012

India

7*

2013-

With the win in this game MS Dhoni has equalled Mohammad Azharuddin’s record of winning most ODIs as India’s captain. Azharuddin had won 90 matches out of 174 in which he captained India. Dhoni has won 90 out of 161.Indian captains with most ODI wins

Mts

Won

Lost

NR

Tied

Win%

Mohammad Azharuddin

174

90

76

6

2

51.72

MS Dhoni

161

90

57

10

4

55.90

Sourav Ganguly

146

76

65

5

0

52.05

Rahul Dravid

79

42

33

4

0

53.16

Kapil Dev

74

39

33

2

0

52.70

Sachin Tendulkar

73

23

43

6

1

31.51

R Ashwin won the Man of the Match award for only the second time in his 81st match. His only other award had come against Sri Lanka at Perth in 2012.source: bcci.tv